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DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind, very irrita-
BILE, languid, and drowsy. 1t is disease
which does not get well OF itself. 1t requires
careful, persistent attention, and a remedy to
throw of the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds OF cases.
shave taken Hoods sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla."
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City.
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41.-CH ARADE.

41.-CH ARADE.
My first is pet and = plaything;
without it-oh, what would we do9
TITS petted by all in the household,
From papa to wee sister Sue.
Ny next is oft worn by this plaything
To shield and protect it from cold;
Sometimes tits of blue or of scarlet.
OF white, or perhaps of ''old gold"
My whole is part of each lifetime.
Though shorter or longer it be:
IT'S period lived by all mortals.
A fact to which all will agree.
EDNA.
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Sick Headache

"For the past two years 1 have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
STA. ] was induced to try Hoods Safsapa-
rilla, and have found great relief. cheer
fully recommend it to ALL" MRS. L. +.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary @. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass,
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
ache. She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found it the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Made
only by @. /. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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4a.-rRANsposITIoNs.

4a-TRANsPosITIONs
l. Transpose to instruct, and form to take
dishonest advantage.
2. Trauspose a large body of water. and
form vessel, suited to use on a smaller body
of water.
8. Transpose holy parsonage. and form a
fabric; transpose again and form blot.
E., T.. e,
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ANSWERS
37.-Grant. rant. ant, N. T.. 7.
38.-Andrew Jackson.
al. Page, cape. 2. Sire, rise. 8. Char,
arch. 4. Went. newt. Initials of second Ger.
les of words GRANT.
40-X e B &c
e L q ID
B u N
Ed l CT
CEN rs
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Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
We know exactly what you are;
For to my spectroscopic pen,
You are glowing mass of hydrogen.
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ECHOES FROM PUzzLE-LAND.

[All communications relating to this depart
ment should be addressed to Echoes from
Puzzle land," and mailed to W. H. EASTMAN.
East Sumner, Mel
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pARTNER WANTED.-l-5 Interest, estab-
a lished business. To sell and collect in
Western States, salary and expense guaran-
teed. Address with stamp, MANUFACTURER,
1877 Prospect Av Buffalo, N. Y.
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4s.-ENIGMA.

4z.-ENIONh.
Composed of % letters.
My /, 20, Z, IL. 10, 4. is nimbe animal.
NV Is, 2, o, %, is work allotted.
My 10. 10. IS, 5, Is. is power.
My 8. s. 15, 81. is the lowest point.
My 10, II. II, IA, 10. is an inhabitant of the
ocean.
My whole is a proverb.
rrNCT.E TOM
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oITBHHEsuTMEDIClNE r II WORLD
Is probably DIR. ISAAC THOMPSON'S
CELEBRATED EYE WATER. This
article is a carefully prepared physicians pre-
scription and has been in constant use for
nearly a century, and not withstandlng the
many other preparations that have been in
troduced into the market, tine sale of this ar
ticle is constantly increasing. If the direc-
tions are followed it will never fail. We par
tlcularly invite the attention of physicians to
its merits. } John l.. Thompson, Sons d Co
Troy. N. Y.
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ANSWERS.

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APAIR OF BABIES
And a Book for Big Babies.

HIGH ART We offer the readers this opportunity purchase alta
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UNCLE TOM.
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am restored to perfect health. - VIM.
G. Rose, North Dighton, Mass.
Price 81 six bottles, SIS. Worth SIS a bottle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
JUSTICE AUSTIN'S COURT.
A Full Dock Attended Yester.
day.

day.
A smile of satisfaction adorned
Chief Darcy's face yesterday morning
when he dropped into Justice Austin's
court room, and happened to look in
the direction of the dock. 1t was filled
with the day-before arrests. About
twenty drunks sat there, sandwiched
between number of vagrants, nerv-
ously twitching at their moustaches.
The case of Patrick J. O'Neil,
charged with driving faster than a
walk across the First and Spring street
crossing, attracted considerable atten
ton on account of the disagreement of
the witnesses. Officer Hill, who made
the arrest, testified that O'Neil trotted
his animal over the crossing notwith-
standing the fact that he has fire.
quently cautioned him not to do SO.
The defendant claimed that he walked
the horse all the way over the crossing.
Several witnesses substantiated his
evidence, but as there were no wit
I .sses present on behalf of the people
Il 3 case was continued until to-mor-
r, morning.
When the case of Jane Doe, charged
w.Jh disturbing the peace, was called,
Officer Fowler took the stand. He tes-
titled that she had beaten in neigh
boris back door with a hatchet, and
refused to desist when he requested
her to do SO. "She had his
torical fit ON the way to
the station" said he amidst the laugh
ter of the crowded people in the court
room. The defendants bail was for
feited.
The case of James Curran charged
with disorderly conduct was dismissed.
Officer Argnello testified that the de-
fendant abused him and called him
vulgar names for arresting friend of
his, and that he was dunk at the
time. Sergeant Jeffries testified that
C1Irran was not drink at the time
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
Stea HMcr Departures.

The following passengers left yes
terday en- the steamer Santa Rosa!
For San Francisco-A. S. Dunn,
Mrs. M. S. Ludington, Miss j. Sulli-
van, A. Hopl, Thos. Edwards, Mrs. T.
A. Gomez, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rog-
ers, Chas. Gilman. J. III. Haight, c..
E. Foye, C. Seaver, Miss Ida M. Dunn,
DIR. J. A. Stanwood, H. L. Crantz, G..
NJ. Vigneron, M. Edwards, Mrs. G. D..
Carlton, Miss Carlton, Mrs. M. Sum-
merfeld, J. S. Shields, E. S. Schmidt,
Mrs. J. L. Parker, MIS-. A. Peyton,
VIM. H. Edwards.
For Port Harford-Rev. S. II. Allen,
Rev. G. Merryfeld and wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
JACK on shore.

On last Saturday night Officers Col
Inns and Afford arrested drunken
sailor on Alameda street and locked
him up in the city prison. He wore
uniform and cap of British sailor
and admitted to the officers that he
was a deserter from the British Navy.
The British Consul was notified, but
he said that he "did not want him, )"
and the jolly tar was released. AS he
left all the eyes in the court room
were on him, for it is seldom that a
drunken sailor turns up in the Police
Court of an inland town.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
Incorporated.

Yesterday the Los Angeles Petrol
cum Gas Company Of California filed
articles of incorporation. Its object
is to erect gas works, lay ripes, ETC.,
in this city. The Directors are Will
lam Lacy, Chalmers Scott, w. S.
Bell, James S. Wethered and Charles
w. Mangrum. The capital stock is
100000, with $150,000 actually sub
scribed.
The Fullerton Cold Storage and
Pork Packing Company also filed
articles. The Directors will establish a
business at Fullerton, Los Angeles
county. The Directors are A. q.
Wiltshire, George II. Amerige, w. B.
Wiltshire, w. H. Wagner, E. H. Love.
The capital stock is 100000, OF which
$40 900 has been su described.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
Pullman Passengers.

The following passengers left yester-
day on the 1:30 train: Mrs. Brod
erick, J. G. Eagleson, Mrs. Potts, Mrs
]. R. Farrill, Mr.. Culver, Mr.. Has.
kell, VIM. Wheslon, G. w. Dor, G. ]
Black, Mr.. Millard, G. M. Hall, DR..
May, G. w. Jewett.
The following left by the 7 80 train
J. A. Fletcher, B. w. Pierce, L. Gold
smith, E. B. Rambo, w. E. Hickey
A. w. Pierce, F. w. Dixon, w. N
McGregin, w. A. Witte.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
Water Development at San Fer
namdO.

Mr.. Andrew Laughin, Sr., and his
son, of the Cienega ranch, have just
returned from trip over the lands of
the George R. Porter Land and Water
Company. Mr.. Laughin is an old
timer and a great landholder in Los
Angeles and in Wilmington, and an
expert in judging lands. He reports
that the company has developed a
vast amount of water for irrigating
and that the San Fernando Valley
lands, and especially the 1900 acres
controlled by T. Wiesendanger, are
the best lands in this State for settlers
The soil is a rich yellow loan, very
deep and fertile, and the company is
piping its vast amount of water over
this beautiful tract.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
A Correction.

The wheat and oats which took the
first premium at theslate Los Angeles
Pathological Fair We're raised on the
ranch of McCreddy Bros, Antelope
Valley, and not on the ranch of Jo-
hansen & Rand. The samples of this
premium grain can be seen at the
office of Waldron, Young q Winslow,
No. 3 North Main.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
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If you want good appetite, drink
Damiana Bitters. Michel Levy g. Co., whole
sale liquor dealers, agents.
MR.. A. HIGGINS, OF Wyoming, N. Y,
saws he had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gilmore's Pile
Specific.-C. F. Heinzeman, agent, Los An
Gcles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
The ounce of Prevention.

The satisfaction of feeling safe from catch
ing any disease from drinking water, from
impure air, from sick person, from con-
tact with foul clothing, infection or conta, ia,
gion from any source, is complete and all
anxiety allayed by the use of Darby's Pro-
phylactic Fluid. A bottle will give more
safety, comfort and confidence than all the
doctoring in the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriages licenses were yesterday
granted to the following parties
A. Zorb to P. Rudolph, 2. B. Michel
to M. J. Mendoza.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
Crowell, Lloyd & Stratton,
116 West First St.
Special Bargains in Acre Property.

inside the City limits house Of nine
yder.
R. milk
flowing we'll furnishes
the
perec No
ndanceof
for family alfalfa
purchaser
ercentca
mile with
YARD CYPRESS shedgei n place. No IL
5acresinb
andsa
4Oacresad No. 80.
,goodo alfalfa that Will NO. 3D.
other fine bargains
Our Compton, ven9n md Florence hn0s as wen ~ s s " Dc
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panic thrsaseasA. A. tAs cpsaias the narass
Was about steady q lest aighsS asurss. Assf
the arst few dsaiinSS thers was sale OF lo.o
shares Of Manhattan at q ~. supposed To DC
for the account Of some large holder desircns ci
iiQuidsting. The price OF the stocs broke
shsrply In the hour TO II o'clock. ana soout that
time rcpcrt rMched the street that Jay could
died suddenly this morning. The report was
coupled by others to the erect that kussd sage
and Cyrus W. Field werc the sellers. oanbat
tan dropped from d 81 to o. Is and the brokers
became panicky. There Was grcat excitement
Up to the present no fAilutes have been reported.
Therc Is . panicsy feeling on Wall street this
morning. Manhattan has further declined to
ol,la 1hs rest Of ths market has sold down
from I to ek per cent. The weakest OF the list
outside Manhattan are western Union, MIS-
souri, Pacific, Richmond A West Point. Chic Ago,
Darlington 4 Quincy. jersey Central and New
York and New England. All sorts OF rumors
are circulating among them. one to the enect
that jay Gould died this morning Mr.. Gould
has. however, been seen In his ON CO and 10 In
good health.
SS, r. N-The stock market was stesdier DUR
ing the afternoon. Prices we're given more sup.
port and the closing ngures show recovery OF
~ to % pt cent. from the lowest poin,, the lat
ter In Manhattan.
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lnvited to q Lodges Institution.

At the regular meeting OF Conestoga coun.
81 No22, Jr. o. U. A. NJ on Thursday even.
Ing Lest IN invitation was received to attend
the organisation OF "Gsorge Shifiler" council
On Saturday evening next
The organization and councils meeting
viii b held In the o. U. A. NJ. hall and invi.
eaftoos have been extended to the state officers
md prominent members OF the order also
. ~ ths councils in this vicinity. The at
ecnaanos NO doubt will DO large. - prepsra-
49,. nave been made to make this . grand
end Interesting event
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Nsv YoHE. june a-Ilour market steady
Zine, e 90e ~; superfine. .. 6i0J Is
wheat-No ked State SIC. 80 DO
Sc; No Red. Winter. June, &i.c; July,
s51<c receipts Ss7 600; shipments. I4i UO1.
Corn-kn lmixed cash. exc do July, aykc
receipts. lls,0O shipments. 4L0O.
Oeta-No. ! White Stale, 3ss No. Q do
size; No Mixed. each. aS1sc July. 327s, Aug,
3i1sc; recetpts. 1900 bus shipments, 500
Barley nominal.
PORK dull old moss. sl5G9l54i
LArd-July, o 20; Aug D 81.
4olasses steady At l9<c for ~ boiling stock.
Turpent1ns firm at 3ic.
Rosin dull strained to gooc, q 2kf1l g7Is
Petroleum dull Refined. In cases. skc
nreishts dnu grain to elias GOV. lhd
Butter dull Western Creamery. l5dlsc,
Cheese dull wes'ern Fac tory, 7ls:
1916.
sugar quiet; Hsdned Cutioa, &C !:
formulated. 5kc.
Iasow dull prime city, ls-.6c.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair ~ GOOD 3t1JiSc,
Coffee dull : fair cargoee llsc.
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The Bish School Alumni.

The alumni Of the Lancaster high school
VIII hold banquet in Eshleman's ball on
JhuEsday evening. June 3O.h. The arrange.
0eots ars now perfected and . large attend.
onoo and good time are promised.
Ooe Of TIE features OF the evening will be
~ reception OF the morning graduates into
mombeFship A committee OF Introduction
has bsen appointed 20 that no persons that
astendsd will ind themselves strsngera In
ogdsr 70 accommodate members tickets for
tho banquet can be had st John F. Long 4
Sons drug store. North Queen street These
annual social reunions have always been very
pleasant Affairs, - this one will undoubtedly
provo
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49,. SErt.oAeos June 23-The DvoVsrS Journal re-
k0c0: HsHSss HEsHSSs-nScelpts u 400 head; shipments,
sr - Su ns ~ ~ea IS; stocksrs and ieedsr:, q 10
q Hoa 10; Tegss c.,,o sno m11sd q s,0s 20; bulk,
hssS' SnSSssP.., msssaP iSSD bead snipmsnts, 40 0
$500; ScSfns s,Sacy sncy | rough and niIsd, q Is
Wla0o " ships - ,0ot 90. "sn'
none market lower natives. "a s.I. IS.nsspmsnt:. Up
ern sS eo0s7o Texans. q saSii 10; Hmb.. sI u 81
ehipments. ls0 market DUH prime q q "a "a
fsir 70 good. q ss0t 90; common. s 1904 20
Hogs-ksoeiptA. lyD head shipment. In,
I'D market nrmi PhiladslphiAs. H SOS "
Y0Eker:. q 0o5 ~ common 70 light d UO{l5 is
3cars.
Shssp-kscsipts. $500 had shipments, lan
u; common, u 6l0a 10; spring lambs. o 1900 q
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1os e1fssB sne IN 1sss.

40neUAeo 1sapanR BseA . Ciub 70 Astsaa
|S ~ 0s1n1 OssclAve.
~ Ne regular mestipg OF Lancaster
51mnnnoegy No Is, knights Templar, last
S1InA ~ mombogs met 10 form . club, to
SD 0caey By monthly installments, TO be
- = deftaying expensss Of the members
~ WI oGsood the grand conclave ct the
- eo0nandsry In Pittsburg next year.
' twenty. .Avo members signed the roll, and
80 onmo adoptod was the Pittsburg club
M4En0o11eee." The officers elected were -
Eso11eeok Jonhus L. Lyte vice president,
1DU d 6eS1ne secrotary and treasurer,
o11oo 4. Fon Oersmith committee Of ar.
sUnOoOoutA Joehus L. Lyta. George b.
2e6AeR1e. George A. Marshall, David H.
VIVA Harry Carpenter.
81 IL Foa Dessunith, secretary and treasurer
- ~ duh will take the names Of members
H. ~ conmandsry desiring to join the
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Waaese y. Franklin, ESQ.,, Of the Lancaster
! ~ HI vile and Mr.. Samuel Small, wife
- 90, a York, leit Lancaster to day ON the
~ 2 n. tnin for New York, where 70.
ngzow they will embark on the celebrated
tNA1ytAg Etruria, Of the Cunard line, for
UpA The party expect to arrive In
1evopoca On Saturday July i; thence they
W0 20 10 Holland, Belgium, Germany,
Du1esorland, France and return via Eng.
- Thero will b on board the boat on
1salng The ocean $50 passengers, including
y un0bsr oe distinsuished scientists, headed
~ D. 0baxplsss, Of Haverford college, Ex.
Aaoosuey General Wayne Mscveagh Ii also
enesg the Etruria's passsnsera The Lam
eaeosr delegation will b abroad about two
Wonths.
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111moev svsaln0 W. eppointsdHy Aldse.
- Dafr lce ne hsarlag of Loulsa schsnts
80 lasc DistsieA loe odulsssy, bat the pros.
esatsix dM ma aprsas, end The aidsrman
0b0tseed the complolnD. The drunkenness
80 disoedesly conduct cases agAinst Charles
Reess and Henry Coostsin, who were iu the
houss o. MA Schants when II Vas rsidsd BY
NE police were dismissed upon payment Of
0oseA ana The surety Of peace against Cou.
oeejn Woo WithdrAWu. This Ia tho second
suit Tor adultery againss these parties, and In
60eh caoee the proeecutflx did not apINar
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Ohieaxo Proauos s,.rh q.

CElCAoo. June "a. 1879 g. m-Market opep.n
Tnsn,.Ju une. 7o1tc; July, 70slc.; Aug 1!s.c;
torn-June. s6Ac; July, s5s.c; Aug, ss,zc.:
Sept, a9kc.
Osts.June. a,lc; July. gl.c; Aug, a,s.c ;
Sept, 25Ac.
Fork k-N OF quoted.
Lsrd.yunss u ~ July. es S7I; Aug, q 50.
Sept ~ $50.
snort Ribs-June. q SC; July, 80; Aug,
q az Sept, u SIS
CLOSING.
Wheat-June, 6Skc.; July. ,O,.c: Aug. 72kc;
Sept. 1850.
Corn ,une. s5sSc July. SBl.c Aug. s71.c 4;
Sept, S94c.
Sept. 2Skc.
fOrk-June ea2M
Lard-June, D S5; July, d IS Aug. % AK ;
Sept. O. 50. ~"
kios.Jnne. E25i July. % Is; Aug, q 10 ;
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L. AlHalnsns Cont

Tne court today " hearing argument Of
caess In the quarter sessions court
In the West Lsmpsssr township road case.
ne except1ous hled were sustained and the
report OF viewers was sst aside.
The cass Of commonwealth W Wsyne
lard, dessrtion, the srssburg tovn.hip n
pavaae roed case and commonwealth VA
Amos Martin, desertion, rules 70 perfect bail
Vogo continued.
IAe restaurant license Of Bernard Kuhl
- 5eh ward, city, wss transferred TO Ann.
Masy Kuhlman.
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For the Pabiic schoOla.

The state appropriation for common schools
for the past twelve years has tesn 81, OOO, 600
per year. This sum was distributed to the
schools Of the districts according to populs.
tion. This year the appropriation made for
lSs7 and 1888 Is 81, SOO, 90 for each year. This
will increase the amounts in the several dis.
tricts fifty per cent Last year Lancaster
city and county received s32,7i6aS. This
year the amount received will be $40 Ill 80.
Lancaster last year received $3.50. This
year their appropriation will be sic, l25.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-24

Among the passengers on Western Express
over the Pennsylvania railroad last evening
were nine officers Of the regular army, who
had In charge four prisoners who had de-
serted. They were on their way from New
York to Leavenworth, ksnsss where the
deserters will have to serve . term Of i'm
prisonment TIE prisoners were chained
hand and foot and were closely watched by
the officerk
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AAkRlA8 81.

JACKSON -RuNNER AT the Morayiap parso,.
age. on June sd. by the Rev. }. Max hark, Mr.
Andrew jackson, to Miss Emma Lunner, both
Of Little b ttain township, ltts
hAsM-eI IsHsR. In this city, June q, Isl,
at Grace Lutheran parsonage bv the ev. q.
Elvin Haupt, Charles B. kamn and Harriet
LOuisa Usher, both Of Lancaster, Pa IL
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Up AND DOWN fnE STATE

Forty.three young men were grad uated at
Lehigh University on Thursday.
Matthias Bird, who, for over fifty years, was
. wellknown horse dealer in Philadel phia,
died yesterday afternoon in that city, In the
95th year Of his aga He WAS born In Berks
county.
The Pennsy ylvania editors spent Thurrday
at Cresson and were timely entertained ut
the Mansion house.
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Stealing ne CRY water.

A writer signing himself "Tsx-Jayer" has
addressed note to Mayor Morton, IN which
hs alleges that be knows certain parties in
this city have been usine large quantities Of
the city water without paying for the same.
The mayor seldom pays any attention TO
anonymous communications, but IL "Tsx.
payer" will call ct his ofiice and make him.
self known, and show that there 10 Just
ground for the charges made by him, the
mayor will see that the guilty persons are
prosecuted.